About the role
A Research Associate is sought to perform cutting edge research into mechanisms underlying cardiac excitation-contraction coupling (ECC) and its regulation. The project aims to clarify how inositol trisphosphate and its upstream activators regulate ECC, with particular focus on local control. The project is funded for 5 years.
The candidate
If you are passionate about biological research and have proven skills in critical thinking and problem-solving. Essential skills include whole-cell patch clamp electrophysiology, with abilities to work independently and as a team particularly with regards to managing resources and communicating effectively.
You will have received a PhD in a relevant subject or working towards one.
How to apply
More information on the role and how to apply is available here.